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1. wikimapia.org › 742427Nablus - Wikimapia

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   Nablus is a Roman-built city and it is one of the oldest cities in the world. Its name came from the Greek Neapolis or "new city" built on the ruins of the biblical Shekhem. The city lies along a narrow and fertile valley running roughly East-West between two mountains, Ebal and Gerizim.

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2. nablus.wikimapia.org › en › aboutNablus — Overview

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3. wikimapia.org › country › PalestineNablus Palestine - Wikimapia

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   List of all cities in Nablus of Palestine with locations marked by people from around the world.

4. nablus.wikimapia.org › en › photosNablus city Photos, Photos of Nablus city - nablus.wikimapia.org

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   What was Nablus known for?

   • On the infrastruc f96 CHAPTER 4 Over much of this period, the city of Nablus was the most important center of trade and industry in the region, and indeed the center of a “geohistoric” unit with its own social and political character: Jabal Nablus (often called jab al al-nary or “ fire mountain” ), which also in cluded the city of Jenin.

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   Where is Nablus located?

   • Nablus ( Arabic نابلس, Hebrew שכם, Shechem) is a large city (population approximately 300,000) within the Palestinian Territories, in the Central Highlands of the West Bank, some 63 km north of Jerusalem . Nablus is one of the oldest cities in the world, possibly established 9,000 years ago.

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   Was Nablus a crusader city?

   • The city was held by the Crusaders from 1099 until 1187; they called it Naples, and it was briefly the Crusader capital. The city site of Nablus is not identical to the site of the ancient Canaanite city of Shechem, although the two have long been associated with one another.

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   Is Nablus a Muslim city?

   • Nablus has been a largely Muslim Arab city for centuries, though it is also the principal centre of the small Samaritan community. In modern times Nablus was part of the British mandate of Palestine (1920–48); after the withdrawal of British forces, it was subsequently annexed by Jordan.

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6. wikimapia.org › 1738434Well of Jacob - Nablus | water well - Wikimapia

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   The well, from which Jesus once asked a Samaritan woman for a drink, is fed by underground springs, and its water is fresh and cool. Because the water is moving and not from a cistern, the ancients called it "living water" -- a term to which Jesus gave a new and special meaning

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   5 days ago · Nablus, city in the West Bank. It lies in an enclosed fertile valley and is the market center of a natural oasis that is watered by numerous springs. Although the sites are not identical, Nablus and Shechem have long been associated with one another. It is the principal center of the small Samaritan community.